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Obama Pleads for His Base to Turn Out

Jennifer Rubin - 04.26.2010 - 2:17 PM This report tells us a lot about where Obama stands politically and the degree to which he has frittered away the promise of his candidacy:
The Democratic National Committee this morning released this clip of the president rallying the troops, if rather coolly, for 2010. Obama?s express goal: ?reconnecting? with the voters who voted for the first time in 2008, but who may not plan to vote in the lower-profile Congressional elections this year.
Obama speaks with unusual demographic frankness about his coalition in his appeal to ?young people, African-Americans, Latinos, and women who powered our victory in 2008 [to] stand together once again.?
Several things are noteworthy. First, so much for the post-racial presidency. We are back to naked pleas for racial solidarity. This comes from a man who told us that there were no Blue States or Red States, and that we should stop carving up the electorate into ethnic and racial groups. It was moving and appropriate and now it?s inoperative.
Second, this also suggests that just about everyone else in the electorate is a lost cause ? whites, men, independents, and older voters. The Obama coalition has fractured ? a little later than Hillary Clinton predicted, but it has. It seems he is reduced to the core left, not a recipe for successful governance or re-election.
And finally, the Democrats are in big, big trouble if they are banking on casual voters, especially young people, to turn out in large numbers in a midterm election. I?ll go out on a limb (I really don?t have to, because you can look at the turnout in New Jersey and Virginia) ? the electorate in 2010 is not going to resemble the 20o8 electorate. It will be older and more conservative. In other words, the Democrats are throwing a Hail Mary
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Could he possibly do anything more polarizing?

Yes, I'm just not sure what, let's just wait and see. :SIB
 

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Obama Pleads for His Base to Turn Out

Jennifer Rubin - 04.26.2010 - 2:17 PM This report tells us a lot about where Obama stands politically and the degree to which he has frittered away the promise of his candidacy:
The Democratic National Committee this morning released this clip of the president rallying the troops, if rather coolly, for 2010. Obama?s express goal: ?reconnecting? with the voters who voted for the first time in 2008, but who may not plan to vote in the lower-profile Congressional elections this year.
Obama speaks with unusual demographic frankness about his coalition in his appeal to ?young people, African-Americans, Latinos, and women who powered our victory in 2008 [to] stand together once again.?
Several things are noteworthy. First, so much for the post-racial presidency. We are back to naked pleas for racial solidarity. This comes from a man who told us that there were no Blue States or Red States, and that we should stop carving up the electorate into ethnic and racial groups. It was moving and appropriate and now it?s inoperative.
Second, this also suggests that just about everyone else in the electorate is a lost cause ? whites, men, independents, and older voters. The Obama coalition has fractured ? a little later than Hillary Clinton predicted, but it has. It seems he is reduced to the core left, not a recipe for successful governance or re-election.
And finally, the Democrats are in big, big trouble if they are banking on casual voters, especially young people, to turn out in large numbers in a midterm election. I?ll go out on a limb (I really don?t have to, because you can look at the turnout in New Jersey and Virginia) ? the electorate in 2010 is not going to resemble the 20o8 electorate. It will be older and more conservative. In other words, the Democrats are throwing a Hail Mary
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OBAMA PLAYS RACE CARD: RALLIES BLACKS, LATINOS FOR '10 UPSET...
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videohttp://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2010/04/26/obama_calls_upon_minorities_for_upset_vote_in_2010.html--

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if you would notice when he said young people and woman he was talking about alot of white young people and white woman. Its a fact thats where he got a ton of votes and won him the election.

you are so bent up with your neocon right wing bullshit.
 

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if you would notice when he said young people and woman he was talking about alot of white young people and white woman. Its a fact thats where he got a ton of votes and won him the election.

you are so bent up with your neocon right wing bullshit.
--all I'm doing is putting up his video--if you don't want to hear it--give it the ole:00x7

--How bout this--1st the era of responsiblity followed by pay as you go--then going on unprecedented spending spree quading the debt/passing the largest spending bill and creating largest entitlement program in 30 years--nows he's ranting about deficit again.

What you o backers got to say about that other than --

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the deficit will go down under O

unlike it did with Bush and President Cheney

They didnt care less about your sacred deficit

and back then you didnt either

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--all I'm doing is putting up his video--if you don't want to hear it--give it the ole:00x7

--How bout this--1st the era of responsiblity followed by pay as you go--then going on unprecedented spending spree quading the debt/passing the largest spending bill and creating largest entitlement program in 30 years--nows he's ranting about deficit again.

What you o backers got to say about that other than --


:)

Who was the era of responsibility?

I know you are not talking about the last administration.
 

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Obama Pleads for His Base to Turn Out

Jennifer Rubin - 04.26.2010 - 2:17 PM This report tells us a lot about where Obama stands politically and the degree to which he has frittered away the promise of his candidacy:
The Democratic National Committee this morning released this clip of the president rallying the troops, if rather coolly, for 2010. Obama?s express goal: ?reconnecting? with the voters who voted for the first time in 2008, but who may not plan to vote in the lower-profile Congressional elections this year.
Obama speaks with unusual demographic frankness about his coalition in his appeal to ?young people, African-Americans, Latinos, and women who powered our victory in 2008 [to] stand together once again.?
Several things are noteworthy. First, so much for the post-racial presidency. We are back to naked pleas for racial solidarity. This comes from a man who told us that there were no Blue States or Red States, and that we should stop carving up the electorate into ethnic and racial groups. It was moving and appropriate and now it?s inoperative.
Second, this also suggests that just about everyone else in the electorate is a lost cause ? whites, men, independents, and older voters. The Obama coalition has fractured ? a little later than Hillary Clinton predicted, but it has. It seems he is reduced to the core left, not a recipe for successful governance or re-election.
And finally, the Democrats are in big, big trouble if they are banking on casual voters, especially young people, to turn out in large numbers in a midterm election. I?ll go out on a limb (I really don?t have to, because you can look at the turnout in New Jersey and Virginia) ? the electorate in 2010 is not going to resemble the 20o8 electorate. It will be older and more conservative. In other words, the Democrats are throwing a Hail Mary
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OBAMA PLAYS RACE CARD: RALLIES BLACKS, LATINOS FOR '10 UPSET...
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videohttp://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2010/04/26/obama_calls_upon_minorities_for_upset_vote_in_2010.html--

I, personally, never gave it a thought when President Bush targeted this exact same groups for 6 years as the key to republican success.

Do you really believe the above just because of Rush Limbaugh? I see a few other toilet paper news sources followed like sheep with some odd headlines.

Sounds like logical political strategy for both parties from my point of view. It's disappointing to see this going down a different road for any political group.
 

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Obama hates us WASPM White Anglo Saxon Protestant Males, the feeling is mutual, I still think Obama works for George Soros, the enemy within

6 more months til we get to vote these gangsters out
 

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--How bout this--1st the era of responsiblity followed by pay as you go--then going on unprecedented spending spree quading the debt/passing the largest spending bill and creating largest entitlement program in 30 years--nows he's ranting about deficit again.

DTGumby is MadJack's...

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